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The 8th European Central Bank Simulation Conference for students, organised annually by Get Involved, will take place from 22 to 25 November 2024. The annual conference will take place in person in Athens. The first day of the Conference (22.11) will be held at the Bank of Greece, the next two days (23/24.11) at the Troy Building of the Athens University of Economics and Business and the last day at Old (Small) Stock Exchange (25.11). The participants, through the Conference’s activities, acquire and apply their economic knowledge on issues of European interest, embrace the way of negotiation at transnational level and understand how the European Union operates in monetary policy issues. At the same time, they have the opportunity to interact and exchange views with renowned academics, leading representatives of institutions and the financial system, as well as the chance to meet students from different academic disciplines, thus widening their circle of contacts. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance and will have the opportunity to obtain a certificate of knowledge, supported by Linkedin and other popular platforms. The topics that will form the agenda of this year’s conference are as follows: Monetary policy: Interaction with fiscal policy, the risk of fragmentation and efficiency challenges in the permacrisis environment. Climate change and the transformation of the financial system in the ESG field.The digital euro: Implications for the payments landscape and financial stability. So far, the following speakers have confirmed their participation in the Training Day (first day of the Conference): Gikas Hardouvelis, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Banking Association. Luka Katseli, Senior Independent Non-Executive Member of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece (Cyprus), Greece, Greece. Christos Gortsos, Professor of Public Law and Academic Head of the MSc “Public Financial Law” at the Law School of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens & Chairman of the Academic Council of the European Banking InstituteKonstantinos Drakos, Professor of Finance at the Department of Finance and Accounting, Athens University of Economics and BusinessPhoebe Kountouri, Professor at the Athens University of Economics and Business & Technical University of Denmark, President of the European Scientific Association of Environmental-Natural Resource Economists, President of the Global Climate Node of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network & Director of the AE4RIA networkDimitris Anastasiou, Assistant Professor of Finance, Athens University of Economics and Business The detailed programme of talks will be published in the coming days. The European Central Bank Simulation Conference has been supported by, among others, the Bank of Greece, the Hellenic Banking Association and the MSc in International Negotiations of the Athens University of Economics and Business Administration. Since 2021, the European Central Bank has been officially represented at the Conference (to see the speakers of the previous ECB Simulation Conferences click here) and the 4th Conference was included in the European Central Bank’s calendar of activities for 2020, as part of the ECB Listens programme for the review of its Strategy (for more information click here). The deadline for applications is 12 October 2024. To apply click here. For more information click here.

The 8th European Central Bank Simulation Conference for students, organised annually by Get Involved, will take place from 22 to 25 November 2024. The annual conference will take place in person in Athens. The first day of the Conference (22.11) will be held at the Bank of Greece, the next two days (23/24.11) at the Troy Building of the Athens University of Economics and Business and the last day at Old (Small) Stock Exchange (25.11). The participants, through the Conference’s activities, acquire and apply their economic knowledge on issues of European interest, embrace the way of negotiation at transnational level and understand how the European Union operates in monetary policy issues. At the same time, they have the opportunity to interact and exchange views with renowned academics, leading representatives of institutions and the financial system, as well as the chance to meet students from different academic disciplines, thus widening their circle of contacts. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance and will have the opportunity to obtain a certificate of knowledge, supported by Linkedin and other popular platforms. The topics that will form the agenda of this year’s conference are as follows: Monetary policy: Interaction with fiscal policy, the risk of fragmentation and efficiency challenges in the permacrisis environment.Climate change and the transformation of the financial system in the ESG field.The digital euro: Implications for the payments landscape and financial stability. So far, the following speakers have confirmed their participation in the Training Day (first day of the Conference): Gikas Hardouvelis, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Banking Association.Luka Katseli, Senior Independent Non-Executive Member of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece (Cyprus), Greece, Greece.Christos Gortsos, Professor of Public Law and Academic Head of the MSc “Public Financial Law” at the Law School of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens & Chairman of the Academic Council of the European Banking InstituteKonstantinos Drakos, Professor of Finance at the Department of Finance and Accounting, Athens University of Economics and BusinessPhoebe Kountouri, Professor at the Athens University of Economics and Business & Technical University of Denmark, President of the European Scientific Association of Environmental-Natural Resource Economists, President of the Global Climate Node of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network & Director of the AE4RIA networkDimitris Anastasiou, Assistant Professor of Finance, Athens University of Economics and Business The detailed programme of talks will be published in the coming days. The European Central Bank Simulation Conference has been supported by, among others, the Bank of Greece, the Hellenic Banking Association and the MSc in International Negotiations of the Athens University of Economics and Business Administration. Since 2021, the European Central Bank has been officially represented at the Conference (to see the speakers of the previous ECB Simulation Conferences click here) and the 4th Conference was included in the European Central Bank’s calendar of activities for 2020, as part of the ECB Listens programme for the review of its Strategy (for more information click here). The deadline for applications is 12 October 2024. To apply click here. For more information click here.

The 8th European Central Bank Simulation Conference for students, organised annually by Get Involved, will take place from 22 to 25 November 2024. The annual conference will take place in person in Athens. The first day of the Conference (22.11) will be held at the Bank of Greece, the next two days (23/24.11) at the Troy Building of the Athens University of Economics and Business and the last day at Old (Small) Stock Exchange (25.11). The participants, through the Conference’s activities, acquire and apply economic knowledge on issues of European interest, embrace the way of negotiation at transnational level and understand the functioning of the European Union on monetary policy issues. For a young lawyer, dealing with issues of economic interest helps to supplement his or her legal knowledge, to broaden his or her thinking and to acquire new academic interests and professional directions. At the same time, participants have the opportunity to interact and exchange views with renowned academics, leading representatives of institutions and the financial system, as well as the chance to meet students from different disciplines, expanding their circle of contacts. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance and will have the opportunity to obtain a certificate of knowledge, supported by Linkedin and other popular platforms. The topics that will form the agenda of this year’s conference are as follows: Monetary policy: Interaction with fiscal policy, the risk of fragmentation and efficiency challenges in the permacrisis environment. Climate change and the transformation of the financial system in the ESG field.The digital euro: Implications for the payments landscape and financial stability. So far, the following speakers have confirmed their participation in the Training Day (first day of the Conference): Gikas Hardouvelis, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Banking Association. Luka Katseli, Senior Independent Non-Executive Member of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Greece (Cyprus), Greece, Greece. Christos Gortsos, Professor of Public Law and Academic Head of the MSc “Public Financial Law” at the Law School of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens & Chairman of the Academic Council of the European Banking InstituteKonstantinos Drakos, Professor of Finance at the Department of Finance and Accounting, Athens University of Economics and BusinessPhoebe Kountouri, Professor at the Athens University of Economics and Business & Technical University of Denmark, President of the European Scientific Association of Environmental-Natural Resource Economists, President of the Global Climate Node of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network & Director of the AE4RIA networkDimitris Anastasiou, Assistant Professor of Finance, Athens University of Economics and Business The detailed programme of talks will be published in the coming days. The European Central Bank Simulation Conference has been supported by, among others, the Bank of Greece, the Hellenic Banking Association and the MSc in International Negotiations of the Athens University of Economics and Business Administration. Since 2021, the European Central Bank has been officially represented at the Conference (to see the speakers of the previous ECB Simulation Conferences click here) and the 4th Conference was included in the European Central Bank’s calendar of activities for 2020, as part of the ECB Listens programme for the review of its Strategy (for more information click here). The deadline for applications is 12 October 2024. To participate click . For more information clcik